Las Vegas Airport Kept Landing Jets Despite A Drone Flying Over An Active Runway
The tower at Harry Reid tempts its luck as jets come in to land.
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The Air Forces Operating The World's Newest Stealth Fighters In 2026
More than 20 air forces now fly stealth fighters, but the world has split into two rival clubs that never overlap.
JetBlue Receives FAA Certification On BlueFirst Seat, 1st Modified Cabin Expected Next Month
JetBlue’s BlueFirst cabin nears launch after FAA certification clears a key regulatory hurdle.
6 Active Fighter Jets That Can Exceed Mach 2
Several modern fighter jets can exceed Mach 2 at altitude, although the most advanced, like F-35 and J-35, sometimes max out below that.
From Classified Test Flight To $20 Billion Contract: The F-47’s Rapid Rise
The Boeing F-47 reached a $20 billion contract in just five years. Here's how secret flights and digital engineering rewrote fighter development.
JetBlue's New Four-Cabin Overhaul: What BlueFirst Base Actually Gets You (And What It Doesn't)
JetBlue's new BlueFirst Base fare offers a premium seat at a lower cost, but with reduced perks. Is it a trap or added value?
1st Half Of 2026: Delta Air Lines Cancels Nearly Twice As Many Flights As In 2025
Delta’s cancellations have nearly doubled in 2026 despite improved on-time performance and stronger hiring.
The Soviet Plane Built With A WWII Bomber's Tail Turret & Glazed Nose That The West Forgot
The Antonov An-12 wasn't a Soviet C-130 copy. Its bomber DNA, tail guns, and unique cargo system made it one of the Cold War's strangest airlifters.
How This 94-Seat Premium Economy Cabin Is Breaking The Ultra-Long-Haul Product
Singapore Airlines' hard premium economy product is strong, but the experience on the A350-900ULR is let down by a crowded cabin.
Will Air Canada Finally Launch This Brand-New Long-Haul Transatlantic Route?
It'd become the carrier's new longest service to Africa, but will flights materialize? See more here!
How A Single $10 Component Can Delay The Delivery Of A $200 Million Aircraft
How can the industry fix this fragility?
The Real Reason Why The KC-46 Pegasus Became Both Essential & Deeply Troubled
The snag with the USAF's tanker modernization plans.
Longer Wings Could Be The Biggest Change On Airbus' Next Narrowbody
Are longer wings the secret to making future aircraft far more efficient? Airbus is testing just that, hoping to pioneer the future of aircraft design
How The World's Most Powerful Jet Engine Handles 2,400-Degree Temperatures
As Boeing continues the 777X flight-test program, GE Aerospace has been addressing a durability issue involving an internal GE9X midseal.
British Airways Launches New US Route From Heathrow In Just 2 Months [Map]
While the development is not quite as it seems, a brand-new airport pair will join the carrier's map. See more here!
FedEx Reveals Stunning Boeing 777 Retro Livery To Celebrate Founder's Legacy
The carrier's home airport has also been named after its founder.
American Airlines (Fully) Resolves Catering Mess At Heathrow After 5 Months Of Stopgaps
Austrian catering company DO & CO has been selected by American Airlines to be its permanent London Heathrow caterer, five months after the oneworld carrier had to adjust its catering options at the airline's largest international outstation.
Why Doesn't The World's Most Produced Fighter Jet Have A Thrust Vectoring Nozzle?
How the Viper side-stepped thrust-vectoring.
Cathay Pacific Has Axed 16 Long-Haul Destinations In 2 Decades: See The Full List
In the past 20 years, the carrier has ceased flying to all of these places. Find them all here!
Why A US Flight Attendant Earns Far More Than What Their UK Colleague Makes Doing The Same Job In 2026
Undeniably a different salary.